mujuni88/vim-react-snippets

:scissors: React code snippets for vim

Vim React Snippets

A Vim snippet library for React in ES6. You may also want to check out vim-es2015-snippets.

Requires UltiSnips.

Installation

Using vim-plug:

" ES2015 code snippets (Optional)
Plug 'epilande/vim-es2015-snippets'

" React code snippets
Plug 'epilande/vim-react-snippets'

" Ultisnips
Plug 'SirVer/ultisnips'

" Trigger configuration (Optional)
" let g:UltiSnipsExpandTrigger="<C-l>"

Usage

In a JavaScript or JSX file, type a trigger name while in Insert mode, then press Ultisnips trigger key. In my case I have it mapped to <C-l>.

For example, let's say we have ListItem.js

In Insert mode

rfc<C-l>

Will expand to

import React, { PropTypes } from 'react';
import styles from './ListItem.css';

const ListItem = ({ ...props }) => (
  <div className={styles.base}>

  </div>
);

ListItem.defaultProps = {
};

ListItem.propTypes = {
};

export default ListItem;

Check out UltiSnips/javascript.snippets to see all snippets.

Snippets

Skeleton

Trigger	Content
rrcc→	React Redux Class Component
rcc→	React Class Component
rfc→	React Functional Component
rsc→	React Styled Component
rsci→	React Styled Component Interpolation

Lifecycle

Trigger	Content
cwm→	componentWillMount() {...}
cdm→	componentDidMount() {...}
cwrp→	componentWillReceiveProps(nextProps) {...}
scup→	shouldComponentUpdate(nextProps, nextState) {...}
cwup→	componentWillUpdate(nextProps, nextState) {...}
cdup→	componentDidUpdate(prevProps, prevState) {...}
cwu→	componentWillUnmount() {...}
ren→	render() {...}

PropTypes

Trigger	Content
pt→	propTypes {...}
pt.a→	PropTypes.array
pt.b→	PropTypes.bool
pt.f→	PropTypes.func
pt.n→	PropTypes.number
pt.o→	PropTypes.object
pt.s→	PropTypes.string
pt.no→	PropTypes.node
pt.e→	PropTypes.element
pt.io→	PropTypes.instanceOf
pt.one→	PropTypes.oneOf
pt.onet→	PropTypes.oneOfType (Union)
pt.ao→	PropTypes.arrayOf (Instances)
pt.oo→	PropTypes.objectOf
pt.sh→	PropTypes.shape
ir→	isRequired

Others

Trigger	Content
props→	this.props
state→	this.state
set→	this.setState(...)
dp→	defaultProps {...}
cn→	className
ref→	ref
pp→	${props => props}